first time goat hunt
first time goat hunt
06-02-2011, 04:16 PM
#2
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: durango Colorado USA
Posts: 567
Don't shoot the 1st one you see. Lots of antelope in WY. If you blow a stalk don't worry-----more goats around the next bend.
Horns--------use the ear as a guide. Prongs should be above the ear & horn should be at least twice as long the ear.
Get the hide off as quick as you can. You need to cool the meat as quick as you can. If you want to mount the head----get it frozen, caped or to the taxidermist as quick as possible. The hair will really slip on an antelope.
Antelope hunting is just plain FUN-----Have a ball----Good luck. CB
Horns--------use the ear as a guide. Prongs should be above the ear & horn should be at least twice as long the ear.
Get the hide off as quick as you can. You need to cool the meat as quick as you can. If you want to mount the head----get it frozen, caped or to the taxidermist as quick as possible. The hair will really slip on an antelope.
Antelope hunting is just plain FUN-----Have a ball----Good luck. CB
06-03-2011, 06:28 PM
#4
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: May 2011
Posts: 21
Originally Posted by Colorado Bob
Don't shoot the 1st one you see. Lots of antelope in WY. If you blow a stalk don't worry-----more goats around the next bend.
Horns--------use the ear as a guide. Prongs should be above the ear & horn should be at least twice as long the ear.
Get the hide off as quick as you can. You need to cool the meat as quick as you can. If you want to mount the head----get it frozen, caped or to the taxidermist as quick as possible. The hair will really slip on an antelope.
Antelope hunting is just plain FUN-----Have a ball----Good luck. CB
Horns--------use the ear as a guide. Prongs should be above the ear & horn should be at least twice as long the ear.
Get the hide off as quick as you can. You need to cool the meat as quick as you can. If you want to mount the head----get it frozen, caped or to the taxidermist as quick as possible. The hair will really slip on an antelope.
Antelope hunting is just plain FUN-----Have a ball----Good luck. CB
06-06-2011, 09:46 AM
#5
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Wright, WY
Posts: 1,281
Lots of Cactus out there in some areas. Good boots and pants are a good idea. Good glass, spotting scope, binos. Practice shots out to 400 if you are comfortable taking them. If you have a range finder it is nice to have as well but not needed. If it is hot bring lots of ice to cool them down. Other then that just a gun and some bullets will do.
06-08-2011, 03:41 PM
#6
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: durango Colorado USA
Posts: 567
lineman------Knee pads & leather gloves are a good suggestion. Take a good pair of binco's & spotting scope. Remember they have good eye sight but they are curious also. Sometimes a small white flag blowing in the breeze will bring one in.
Really no real tips-----you know how to hunt & shoot. Takes all it takes.
Have fun.
Really no real tips-----you know how to hunt & shoot. Takes all it takes.
Have fun.
06-17-2011, 08:36 AM
#9
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Allegan, MI
Posts: 8,019
The leftover tag list will be posted on the F&G website after the draw late this month. Just go on there and see what is available for the area you want to hunt. If there are tags available they will be on sale first-come first-serve on July 6 for buck tags and the 20th for doe/fawn tags. The doe/fawn tags are real cheap, but the buck tags will be full price and all lack the $14 application fee they charge in the initial draw.
